UNB HPL

Happy New Year everyone! 🥳 Thanks to all of our wonderful graduate and MITACS students (below) for a great year. Wishing you the best in 2025.

HPL team member, Karansinh Padhiar, presenting his research on machine learning tools for analyzing gait patterns in children with autism at CSB 2024 in Edmonton! Excellent job Karan! @KINUNB @UNBResearch @nb_innovation #CSB2024

Presenting our team’s research on the classification of gait patterns in autism using machine learning tools at ICBES in Barcelona. @nb_innovation @KinUNB @MitacsCanada

A big congratulations to Brett Speedy for completing his Master’s thesis proposal on “Multisegment Foot and Lower Extremity Biomechanics of Gait in Young and Older Adults with Pes Planus”. Fantastic job Brett! That’s how it’s done! @KinUNB @NSERC_CRSNG #nbif @UNBResearch

HPL Graduate student Tim Green presenting his research in HDsEMG spatial activity during plantar flexion at ISEK 2024 in Nagoya! Great job Tim! @KINUNB @UNBResearch #ISEK2024 #HDsEMG #Mobility

The Andrew and Marjorie McCain Human Performance Laboratory is hiring! We are seeking a Biomedical Engineering Technical Officer specializing in motion capture biomechanics, neuromuscular physiology, and data science. Please see link for further info. jobs.careerbeacon.com/details/biomed…

Congratulations to Alex Vadureanu for completing his honours thesis on “The Effects of Different Glenohumeral Joint Center Estimation Methods on Shoulder Kinematic and Kinetic Parameters”. Excellent job!! We are so proud of you ❤️👏 @KinUNB @UNBKinSoc #unb

Join us at the Research Institute in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (RIDSAI) seminar on April 3rd, 2024 where Dr. Victoria Chester will highlight "Applications of AI in Clinical Gait Analysis." RSVP now: forms.office.com/r/HAQiB0xGA6 #UNBKinesiology #AI #DataScience #Mobility

Never forget….

I8 years ago Steve Geronazzo installed our first dynamometer. Last week he installed our new HUMAC Norm! Grateful for support from NSERC RTI @CSMiSolutions @medelco @NSERC_CRSNG @UNBResearch @KinUNB

🌍Inspiring the future!🌟Had an amazing time yesterday hosting a demo in our lab for the Worlds UNBound program, welcoming a group of enthusiastic young minds. Their curiosity was boundless as they explored the wonders of science and technology.✨ #FutureInnovators @KinUNB @UNB

Thanks for a wonderful summer HPL Research Team! What a great crew. We are so proud of you! @UNBResearch @MitacsCanada @NSERC_CRSNG @KinUNB

Our @UNB_HPL uses motion capture and AI algorithms to analyze data, make predictions, and uncover hidden patterns, leading to groundbreaking insights! All children participants are welcomed to gather data to classify autism gait. Learn more or register: adobe.ly/44q2lt7

Unravel the mysteries of your muscles🔍✨! We want to know what happens inside your muscles when exercising. We invite individuals aged 19-35 to examine the muscle activity of the lower leg using surface electromyography (sEMG)🦵More info below⬇️ @KinUNB @UNBResearch @UNBSGS

Our lab's latest preprint is out, a collaboration with @UshaKuruganti @UNB_HPL. Great work to MSc student, Oscar Ortiz, on handling a roller coaster of a research pivot during the early pandemic

Introducing Ashirbad Pradhan, our bright AI lead researcher🧠🙌, using machine and deep-learning tools to classify autism gait. Ash is a Ph.D. student in Systems Design Engineering at UWaterloo, who has been awarded NSERC-CGSD and Ontario Graduate Scholarship @KinUNB @UNBResearch

Meet Ansh Sharma, our brilliant AI researcher, using deep learning to explore autism gait data. This research is partly funded by NBIF! Ansh is a Computer Science MMath student at UWaterloo, recipient of Mitacs Globalink & International Master's Award of Excellence @nb_innovation

We are looking for kids (aged 6-18) with autism for a walking study😊 The analysis takes 60 minutes and is on campus. Kids enjoy the experience and love learning more about science🤩✨Scan for more info or click the button below!⬇️ @UNB @KinUNB @UNBResearch #UNBResearchMobility

Tim Green is a first-year master's student in the MScKin program and a recipient of the NSERC-CGS-M Scholarship. Tim is using multi-channel high-density electromyography to examine muscle activity of the calf. @NSERC_CRSNG @KinUNB @UNBFredericton @UNBResearch @UNB